St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-20
And the Duluth Team Was Not Able to
Hit Sufficiently Sequentially
to Win.
With the Aid of It's New Battery La
Crosse Scores a Handsome Triumph
Over Oshkosh.
Eau Claire Wins a Good Game From
Minneapelis---Des Moines Defeated
by Milwaukee.
New York, Detroit, Chicago and Pitts
burg the League Vict0rs---General
Sporting News.

- OWDERS, the wizard,
FL gathered the Duluth
S~ESsA team into camp yester-
= &w1D day afternoon with
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a 70. the utmost ease in the
NA FHEN presence of 1000 peO-
&GJHAN- " pie. The game was a
~ NIX 81 splendid exhibition OF
a. Et %7SAtj the national sport, and
VSA SSszs,SS those who saw it wit
SS messed some OF the
SSSs- most brilliant fielding
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iSa ever seen here. The
1W crowd was kept in a
K M rollicking state of good
~ humor throughout the
\ y two hours or play, and
MA4SSl 4 both sides were several
times encouraged by
liberal applause. The
n. S@gW hOnorS were borne off
M Fiji by Quinn. of Duluth.
Y ~NSSl and Crooks, of St.
49, u Paul, both playing at
second base. Quinn
made a splendid catch
of Murphy's fly in the second inning,
followed this up with amagnificent stop
of Pickett's hot grounder i'll the
fourth and assisted in no less
than three pretty double plays. Crooks
accepted nine chances without an error.
In the ninth inning McMillan'S drive
threw him flat upon his back, but he got
up with the ball in his hand and sent it
whiZZing to first ahead of the runner
amid a round of applause from the spec
tatOrS. Cleveland made "a fine catch.
and the error charged to him III the
eighth inning was an eXcusable one.
Foulkrod's fielding at third was excel
I, af IN tbn
fourth inning and assist to Quinn i'll re
piece of work That st. Paul only
secured nine runs on twenty-one hits is
sufficiently favorable commentary on
the fielding of the visitors.
TIE GAME ....
opened at precisely O'Clock, st. Paul
going to bat. Murphy took first on
Pitcher Peters tumble, Wilmot got a
base on balls, and Cleveland reached
the initial bag on a short drive to left
field. Peters then walked Murphy
home by giving McCauley base on
balls. Nobody was out, and the bases
were full. and it looked as though St.
Paul might get large-sized start. Mr..
Peters. however, settled down to earn
his days salary, striking out the next
two men, and catching Pickett from
Sowders tried to get start for the
GLOBES hOme-run medal, but the
ball fell few feet short of the fence,
and he only got two bases. He
went to third On a tumble at second and
scored on Viau's hit to left. Cleveland
scored in the third on base on balls. a
passed ball, McCauley's out and Crooks
long fly to left field. The fifth inning
was productive of three runs. Wimot
took first on balls, stole second, went to
third on Cleveland's hit to left, and
scored on Quinn's tumble of McCauley's S
grounder. Cleveland tailed on Stock
wells fly to left and McCauley on Pick
ett's hit to center. Three more runs
were added in the eighth on SOwders'
double, Viau's single. KemmIer's error.
and singles by Murphy and McCauley.
Duluth scored two in the fourth on
McMillan's base onhalls. Pickett fun
BILE, a couple of steals and Ingraham's S
hit to right: one in the fifth on Kemm-
ler's single, Peters double and Jones'
out to right field, and two more in the
eighth Oh FarleS base on balls. Ingra-
hams out. Cleveland's eXcusable fun
bic, steal and Kemmler's hit to right.
Prescott, Of the WiRona team, umpired
the game in very satisfactory manner
TO both teams The score IS as follows